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I was wondering if there is some sort of spell that can summon a companion. For instanct:
Your a high level caster and you need you friend by you side immediatly, but you do not wish to teleport there and back to get him. You cast a spell that just teleports him to you?
Is there such a spell, if not what level do you think it should be, and of course there would be a will save. . .alittle help would do wonders! Thanks!!

Hey guys, I'm level 20 ranger and i was wondering if you guys think its think it worth multiclassing now or not???

Just need some quick help:
What are the requirements for becoming a spellsword?? My book is miles away from me...

Just wondering. . .what books are the classes Abjurant Champion and Eldritch Knight in??? Thanks guys!

I have another problem for my fellow DnDers. . .I am a DM for and Evil group. Now most people wouldn't see that as a problem, but I have come to some what of a dead end. I find it extremely hard to find reasons for them to want to adventure in my dungeon; I find it very hard to find drive in a chaotic evil character. Now, I know personal gain is an easy way to define this type of character, so what adventure would they seek out on, and further more how can I create a chain within all adventures to make the experience fun and interesting for my players? My players are so evil they are beginning to not listen to the NPC's! For example (keep in mind this is one example of their everyday activities) they asked a shop keeper a question and since he didn't know the answer they killed him, I know that is what an evil character should do in some cases but how do I counter it?!?!?

Hoping you understood all of my babbling please help!? I am in a bit of a fix and I very much want to make every second of my dungeon fun, interesting, and challenging for my players!

Okay so this is my first post, my friend loves these chats so I figured I would give it a try.
I should start by saying I'm slightly against multiclassing (this being the main reason I want to try it). I only have one other character: Xiloscient (Lvl 19, so to be 20, High Eldarin Ranger). I've been playing for about 3 years and I've had one "multiclasser" in my playing group and none in the group I DM. The player who multicalssed is a 8th lvl fighter and a 11th level wizard and he does not contribute much to the group (this could be why I'm against multiclassing). In any sort the character in need of help is my rouge. I started as a rouge and took my second level in fighting, I hope that wasn't a mistake but I did it for the hit points and the bonus feat. I'm thinking about heading back to rouge at lvl 3 but am not sure how wise that will be for future building.
So I want the character to be sneaky assasin type but can hold his own in a fight. But mainly I want it to be fun and let me know the benefits of multiclassing. I have access to a good amount of books so throw any ideas you can at me. . .please please help!!!!!